Brazil (4-4-2)
Alisson; Royal, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Lodi; Raphinha, Guimaraes, Andre,
Martinelli; Rodrygo, Pedro
Argentina (4-3-3)
Martinez; Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Acuna; De Paul, Mac Allister,
Fernandez; Messi, L. Martinez, Gonzalez
Indeed, Brazil and Argentina have a rich history in international
football and are considered two of the most successful and iconic teams
in the sport. The rivalry between the two South American giants is
legendary and has produced some of the most memorable moments in
football history.
Brazil has a remarkable record in the FIFA World Cup, having won the
tournament five times (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, and 2002). The Brazilian
national team is known for its attacking flair, skillful players, and a
style of play that often captivates football fans worldwide. Legendary
players like Pelé, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, and more recently, Neymar, have
contributed to Brazil's footballing legacy.
On the other hand, Argentina has also left an indelible mark on the
World Cup stage, winning the tournament twice (1978 and 1986). The
team's success in 1978 was led by Mario Kempes, who played a crucial
role in Argentina's triumph on home soil. In 1986, Diego Maradona led
Argentina to victory in Mexico, producing some of the most iconic
moments in football history, including the infamous "Hand of God" goal
and the "Goal of the Century."
In recent years, Argentina has been led by Lionel Messi, widely regarded
as one of the greatest footballers of all time. Despite individual
success at the club level with FC Barcelona, Messi had not won a major
international trophy with the national team until the 2021 Copa America,
where Argentina emerged victorious.
The anticipation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup is high, with both Brazil
and Argentina expected to be strong contenders for the title. The
presence of players like Neymar for Brazil and Lionel Messi for
Argentina adds to the excitement, as these two footballing powerhouses
vie for success on the global stage once again.
The historical head-to-head record between Brazil and Argentina
The closely contested nature of their rivalry. With Brazil winning 46
out of 113 matches and Argentina securing 41 victories, the
competition between these two football powerhouses has been quite
evenly balanced over the years.
The recent 0-0 draw in a World Cup qualifier adds to the narrative of
the competitiveness between the two teams. These matches are often
closely watched by fans around the world, given the high stakes and
the intensity of the rivalry.
In FIFA World Cup encounters, Brazil has a slight advantage, winning
two out of the four matches played against Argentina. However, each
meeting between these two teams on the grand stage is a significant
event, and the potential for an upset or a thrilling contest is always
present.
As both teams prepare for the upcoming World Cup, the football world
eagerly anticipates the clashes between Brazil and Argentina,
expecting more dramatic moments and memorable performances to unfold
in the ongoing saga of one of football's greatest rivalries.
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